Sentence examples for should have tackled from inspiring English sources
Perhaps he should have tackled the screenplay.
That's what the report should have tackled, but it didn't.
"I look back and say we should have tackled this," he said.
Mr. Nasheed said he should have tackled judicial and police reform first after being elected, Mr. Bajaj reported on Twitter.
A more important directive should have tackled derivative instruments, which did worsen the credit crunch, Cohen said.
Green, who owned BHS for 15 years and should have tackled the deficit when it first appeared, clearly bears responsibility for filling the shortfall.
Frits Bolkestein, the former Liberal leader who is now a European commissioner, blames the purple coalition for ignoring the immigration problem, which he thinks should have been tackled a decade ago.
The more serious charge is that NHS problems that could and should have been tackled – such as the regime for failing hospitals and the so-called "reconfiguration" of services – have been allowed to drift.
Greece should have been tackled sooner, with a larger bailout fund to substitute for a part of public debt and to bring it down to 60 percent of gross domestic product, he said, with both public and private creditors sharing the burden.
The whole outrageous housing situation should have been tackled.
Walker swooped to gather possession and should have been tackled by Maxime Machenaud but instead shrugged off the scrum-half with ease before scampering into the corner.
